Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 13

> THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1925. 'LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860-~Franklin 7400 .Satuay in the Children’s Shops—4th Floor AN AN AN NG AR AR AN A A A AR A An Opportune Sale of Girls’ New Spring Hats A Remarkable Collection of Styles and Amazing Values $1.95 One of the best purchases we have ever made. 300 Spring beauties. Three of scores of styles are sketched. You can readily see that so much smart- ness is greatly underpriced. Rolled brims, pokes and short-back sailors that are youthfully appealing and distinctively smart! Leghorn, Milan, Hemp and other popular braids are shown in newest shades, trimmed with ribbon bands, streamers and novel ornaments. Styles for girls of 6 to 12- .95. AL FOURTH FLOOR S e These Snappy 4-Piece Suits for Boys Sock Time Is Here! Girls’ and Juniors’ Spring Coats 158 Coats with fur at the hemline—the most novel effect of the Spring mode. Coats in mannish effects, with velvet collar—coats that wrap about the figure and smartly tailored sport coats. The Double-breasted Prince of Wales Coat, vying with the fur-trimmed coat in Fashion's favor. Beautifully made of velour, polaire, suedecloth, flannel and tweeds, in all the new colors. Remarkable values at $15.00. Easter Frocks For the Young Girl $10 and $15 Effective, smart, new to the last detail are these Little Crepe de Chine and Taflfia Frocks. Just the sort of styl€s, simple but distinctive, that truly fashionable juniors are seeking for Easter. Long-waisted, Straightline Frocks, Circular Skirts with tiers of lace, ruffies, pleated flounces and_velvet ribbon for trimming. In several shades of blue, henna, rose, pink, American Beauty, emerald, coral, peach and cardinal Sizes 7 to 14. FOURTHE FLOOR Girls’ Taffeta Bloomer Frocks - $10 Fine quality navyand brown taffeta, @ vari- oty of pretty trimmings. Sizes 6 to 10. —As Any Fashionable Woman Knows., Are : The Two Great Events of the New Season! $5.00 All nature has put on her Easter garb—and all chic femininity is choosing hers! Hats, for instance—she will choose from. this irresistible collection of straw, silk and hair braid models, that has just arrived. Straw with a crown of silk, all silk with trimming of flowers, all straw or the very large or very small hair braid hat. The woman with unbobbed head will find a selection almost as complete as that for the short-haired miss. And there is every smart shape that has ap- peared this season. Henna; red, Indian orange, copen, gray, green and black are a few of the predominating shades, effectively trim- med with fancy pins, flowers, ribbon bows, fruit and fancy pleating. A group of styles that assures your finding not one, but many becoming hats to choose from—for this is a season versatile in colors and style, SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Smartest of Sp 5:‘"::, Po;retslleen, Suedes and Twills; moded along those simple lines so much in vogue—priced— ng oats 13-== | LA AR AR SRR P T AT T R RO R T R R SR AU AR AR AR AR AR AR AR AR @@m@@@w&@@mm&@@@mfi Hartz Mountain Canaries St. Andreasburg Rollers $5.45 Young, Healthy Birds, just imported, and with rich, vibrant notes—in full song. Values that will be more than doubled by the pleasure these little song- sters will give you. SPECIAL! $3.75 Round Brass Bird Cakes, $2.95! SI%TH FLOOR P Lovely Silk Overblouses EXTRA SIZES $5 95 Smart new models of crepe de chine and rayon, with color, de- sign and style calcu- lated to create an ef- fect of slenderness. Round or V neck styles, with half- Are Certainly Popular '$12.75 length sleeves. In black, gray, navy, tan and beautiful combi- nations of colors. Sizes 4214 to 54V5. SECOND FLOOR With the first warm days the children are ready turn to the bare-kneed comfort of socks—and here are the smartest socks ready for them! Just in from New York, so they must be correct! Copies, ’tis true, but they portray their originals so cleverly as to : 5 5 make detection almost impossible The minute a bo; ts out with his “crowd” in one of the new English-type Vest . S P! ble. Suits there’s excit:m’;rfiein the neighborhood. And often the next day one of his chums These C"Jats are taflf)red, furred or trim- comes down here for 911_1h“English suit like Tom’s.” med with contrasting colors, and are in et colors. of peach, sky: at’y because they are mighty good-looking brilliantly lined with silk crepe. pink, salmon, beige, buck, green, Tose, yellow, g black and white Plaip and Eancy Top Socks, in L o 1 Old-Fashioned suits. The colors are light and cheerful. The 1 lines plain, modeled exactly like the young men's Peanut Brittle suits, Coat, vest, regular and golf knickers. Sizes Ny I Reg’ula.l' and Extra Sius ; i Vi i \ » 29 | | c Lb. 8 to 18 years. $12.78 —in Spring’s favored colors: Gravel, And the New light ‘or dark shades. Sizes 4% to 8%, Pair... 25¢ Zje-lerigth Socks, with plain or novelty tops.in the newest com- binations of colors and heather mixtures. Pair, S0c Golf Socks for Boys and Girls, 74-length,..in stripe and block plaids.. Allnew colors. sz 00 o Pair, $1.00, $1.50 and.. Silk and Rayon Socks, with Spring Topcoats For Little Brother . 39.75 Very attractive English-cut' Box Coats, single or double breasted— aunty and man like, tailored of pring-weight woolens. 2% to 10. Boys’ Long-Trousers sand, taupe, Bambino, woodbine, rose- wood, navy and black. Another Group of High-Grade Spring Coats, $49.75 Coats that are veritable triumphs of smartne Exquisitely tailored and with a Parisian sureness (:f $49.75 design. Charmeens, twills, bengalines and satins. In every desired new color. SECOND FLOOR Crisp, fresh, delightfully flavored peanut brittle, thickly filled with nuts. A wholesome pure candy that the children may have. Be sure to take a pound or two home with you for Sun- day, for your “sweet tooth” may be safely indulged. STREET FLOOR plain. or fancy tops. Jade, tur- H quoise, buttercup, laven- J i Smb 5 der, sajmon, etc. Sizes 50(: . Regular Long and Golf Knickers 4 to 8% $l 8-75 %den h Sitk Socks, with double efs and toes. fi . # " 0 High-school lads like the English- rangg of desirable cut Coat and blunt vest, with regular long and golf knickers. Tailored of Spring colors Vol y i ixe newest fabrics in sizes 14 to 18, ZAMEEN Rhyon ahd SHl i Older “men” prefer both pairs of ture FHose, fn all the e newest ar:!ei most wanted pants regular; tailored on the latest shades . s 75(: lines of smartest Spring patterns in sizes 32 to ‘STREET FLOOR FOURTE YLOOR, LANEBURGHE & 3RO, Be Sure That the l:r'tt’e F.eet Are Our New Line of Comfortal:'e in Their Yo Men’s Shoes New Easter Shoes Ponture e Tuess RIS for Spring in Oxford Styles— The Youngsters’ Easter Parade will be a Sizes 6V to 10 symbol of health as well as smartness if they wear these well-made, correctly-shaped shoes. Infants’ and Children’s Two-strap Pumps with cut-outs in the toe and wedge heels, Sizes 4 to 8, 33.2§ Sizes 8% to 11, $345 Children’s and Girls’ Two-strap Pumps, plain Men, and Women Who Buy for Men—These Fancy Woven Madras Shirts Are Correct Ml 8166 Tomorrow we are featuring SPRING SHIRTS! A new shipment—you’ll find them in our window, and extra display is given to them in our store. First, you'll notice they are a bit differeht in pattern and color than any you've seen recently— and the7n you'll see that the color is woven “in.” Mighty good values, too! Sizes 14 to 17, Men's New Novelty Pajamas—Sizes A, B, C, D, $1.95 | o covaic Ahletic § New Easter Silk-and-Wool Neckties, at $1.00 Union Suits—Now. .. MEN'S SHOP, STREET FLOOR Tomorrow—The Spring Sale of Rosebushes and Shrubbery patent leather. Sizes 4 to 8 with wedge heel, $2.95 Sizes 8% to 11, with wedge heel, $3.95 Sizes 1174 to 13 ‘with wedge heel, $4.50 Sizes 1375 to 2, with rubber heel, $4.50 Sizes 214 to 7, with rubber heel, $5.95 Boys’ Crepe Sole Oxfords of tan calf, sport style, with plain toe. Sizes 214 to 6, widths B to D, $5.75. : Well Cut, Carefully Designed Shoes for the young man who makes a point of correctness. Workmanship as well as materials comply with our highest stand- ard of excellence. The Shoe sketched is of calf in tan, very light tan or black with sturdy welt sole and rubber heel. The slightly squared $6 75 to€ is quite new . : o bble grain with For our first venture in selling Shrubs and Flowers we naturally made an extra effort to get the very best stock. How well we've succeeded you can judge only by seeing these remarkably hardly plants, the splendid varieties and the very low prices, Climbing Roses 35¢c—3 for $1 Dorothy Perkins (pink) Climbing American Excelsa_(crimson) Hardy Shrubs 35¢—3 for $1 Buddleya Hydrangea Paniculata eauty Dorothy Perking ‘Tausendschoen (pink) (white) Yellow Rambler Bush Roses . 35¢—3 for $1 American Beauty (pin’ Frau Karl Druschki (white George Dickson (black-crimson) General Jack (crimson) Paul Neyron (pink) Duchess of Wellingtoh (yellow) 4 Sunburst (yellow) Columbia (pink) Ophelia (yellow) We anticipate an unusual demand for these Prime Shrubs and Bushes—and we suggest that you make your selections as early tomorrow as ble and avoid disappointment. ON BALE TH FLOOB, LANSBURGH & BRO. Forsythia Hydrangea Hills of Spirea Van Houttei Snow Spirea Anthony Lilac Waterer Deutzia 2 Althea Weigelia Hardy Flowers 35¢c—3 for $1 Chrysanthemum Phlox (red, pink, white) Lily of the Valley Clumps Peonies, Double (pink, white, red) Hardy Vines, 35¢—3 for $1 Clematis, Wistaria, Honeysuckle. Boys’ Tan Elk Blucher Oxford, with rubber heel and broad toe. Widths B to D! ‘ : Sizes 113% to 1314, $4.00 Sizes 1 to 6, STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGE & 320, Gruss an Teplitz (Crimson) Kaiserin Auguste Vic- toria (white ‘ Killarney (white) Killarney (pink) Radiance (pink) Radiance (white) Mrs. Aaron Ward (yellow) Madels that sold for decidedly more in every instance—some of them double the price at which they are marked. w4 __Both step-in and back-lace mod- —G@Girdles, Step-in and back-lace At $5 8b els of finest Para rubber. Sizes and t .4 models in R G and Lansburgh . quantities are indicated below. ok iaéh Spegial makes of fine rubber. -B Girdles—1—26, 1—23, 3—30, 6—32, 4—34, 5—36, 4—38, . irdles—i—29, 630, 632, 433, 3—34, 335, 3—36. .?us(ri!e Girdles—10—24, 9—26, 11—27, 9—30, 5—32, 334, 2—36. Lansburgh Special—7—28, lM‘i'—n‘L 15—34, I—d‘l}—vfi. Nemolastik—2—28, 4—30, 8—34, 836, 6—38. $490 Lo Contour Reducing Brassieres, sizes 34 to &, $2.95 Binner—2—29, 1—30, 1—34. i I &onw models that reduce both bust and diaphragm...> .